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Importing a mdJSON does not read the data dictionary dictionaryId if present. The imported identifier should be used as are the other identifiers for metadata records and contacts.
Steps to reproduce (Bug reports only):
Import a mdJSON file that contains a dataDictionary array with one or more dictionary objects
Each dictionary object contains a dictionaryId (see example below)
@dvonanderson full implementation of this will require a broader refactoring of the internal data model. See #705. But as an interim fix this can still be implemented since the mdJSON does not currently include identifiers, and any imported dictionaries are assigned null ID values.
On import of a mdJSON file, IF a dataDictionary.dictionaryId is present, then that value should be assigned to the mdEditor dictionaryId element.
Issue
mdEditor Version (find version under settings): Production, https://github.com/adiwg/mdEditor/tree/405d949e
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Issue Description:
See also: #679
Importing a mdJSON does not read the data dictionary
dictionaryId
if present. The imported identifier should be used as are the other identifiers for metadata records and contacts.Steps to reproduce (Bug reports only):
dataDictionary
array with one or more dictionary objectsdictionaryId
(see example below)Observed Results (Bug reports only):
dictionaryId
Expected Results (Bug reports only):
dictionaryId
values are added to themdDictionary
array of the metadata record associated with the mdJSON file.dictionaryId
should be displayed in all appropriate fields (e.g., preview pane, dashboard, etc.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: